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Recently posted Features
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Marxism
Uneven and Combined Development and the Sweep of History: Focus on Europe
21 September 2006, byread article...An important conceptual tool for responding to such dynamics is the theory of uneven and combined development formulated by Leon Trotsky as a contribution to the rich body of Marxist analysis.
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Twelve comments plus one more, to continue the debate with John Holloway
16 September 2006, byread article...Daniel Bensaid continues the debate on whether the left can change the world without taking power.
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Trotsky, Lenin, Lukacs
Dialectics and Revolution
11 September 2006, byread article...There seems to exist an intimate link between the dialectical method and revolutionary theory: not by chance, the high period of revolutionary thinking in the XXth century, the years 1905-1925, are also those of some of the most interesting attemps to use the hegelo-marxist dialectics as an instrument of knowledge and action. Let me try to illustrate the connexion between dialectics and revolution in the thought of three distinct Marxist figures : Leon D. Trotsky, Vladimir I. Lenin and György Lukacs.
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Permanent Revolution
The Marxism of Trotsky’s "Results and Prospects"
9 September 2006, byread article...Trotsky’s theory of permanent revolution, as sketched for the first time in his essay Results and Prospects (1906), was one of the most astonishing political breakthroughs in Marxist thinking at the begining of the XXth century.
